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But hey, it's nothing a little CA won't fix.

the wedding singer? Zat it? CA?

Johnny,
About a year ago, we swapped guitars, my 410-ltd-es for your K22, which was a great deal.
I LOVE the guitar. I bring your very sad news, though. I spent about a month in the hospital,
and couldn't even stand up on my own. As I got out of the hospital, I was walking with a cane.
I came back to church to lead worship, and after our service was done, I was walking off the
stage with a cane in one hand, and my beloved K22 in the other. My cane slipped out of hand
and I fell on top of the guitar, and it was smashed. I've attached pictures so you can see what
happened. I'm sorry to destroy a guitar that you loved and that I loved, I just thought you could
appreciate and share in my grief.... Have a blessed day, brother. Sam

Sam Middlebrook
Worship Arts Pastor
Christ the King Community Church
Pwoolson38372.2310069444

Poor guy, two ways.

Ooooucchhhh. That's got to hurt. This guitar needs a miracle healing. It's a Taylor Guitar- maybe they could fix on warranty. Nope! It is always a shame when a beautiful guitar(or any guitar) gets almost destroyed. Hope the Pastor survived the fall better then the guitar.

I've played guitars in worse condition than that! nothing a bit of hide glue won't fix.

Colin

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At least the bridge held. Now that is a good glue joint.

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